Description

Old Station House is an impressive detached, double fronted Victorian property (not listed) of red brick elevations located on the edge of the popular village of Woodborough.

The property offers generously sized and bright reception spaces with simple period detail including fireplaces, ceiling cornicing and high ceilings. The main living room enjoys wonderful proportions and is centred around the fireplace with woodburning stove. There is a good-sized kitchen with an adjoining large utility room, which could be combined to create a wonderful open plan kitchen/breakfast room (subject to planning).

Upstairs there are four double bedrooms, all of which are served by the well-appointed family bathroom.

The property is offered in good condition throughout but could benefit from some updating internally and would make the ideal family home within this thriving village community.

The property is not listed, is on mains drainage and is heated by Calor gas central heating throughout.

Outside

Old Station House enjoys generous gardens which are predominantly laid to lawn and enclosed with natural hedging. There are various outbuildings including former stables with an original hayloft above and adjacent garage. There is a gardeners' WC and various further stores. These outbuildings offer tremendous scope for further development, subject to obtaining the necessary planning permissions. To the front, the property is accessed via a five-bar gate opening to large brick paved area providing parking for several vehicles.

Agents Note: Please note that there is a public footpath within the boundary of the property.

Situation

With its thriving community, Woodborough is one of the most popular villages in the picturesque Pewsey Vale. The village is served by an excellent C of E Primary school and the Whitehall Garden centre which also has several boutique shops, antique shop, delicatessen and Sticks and Stones coffee shop, book binders and the renowned Seven Stars pub in neighbouring Bottlesford. St Mary Magdalene Church is close by. Woodborough is situated 4 miles to the west of the larger village of Pewsey, where a range of local facilities including a supermarket, shops, post office, church, doctors, dentists, secondary schooling and the private school St Francis. Woodborough is situated in the heart of the Pewsey Vale, designated as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The larger village of Pewsey provides more extensive local facilities including a main line rail service to Newbury, Reading and London (Paddington approximately 1 hour) and the South West. The historic market towns of Marlborough and Devizes are 8 and 9 miles distance respectively. The Kennet and Avon canal passes close to the village and there is excellent riding and walking in the Downs nearby.


Services and Material Information

- Freehold
- Mains water, mains drainage. The property operates on Cala Gas.
- Council tax band: F - Please refer to Wiltshire Council website for further details.
- Energy efficiency rating: D
- Broadband and mobile coverage. Please refer to the Ofcom website for further details.
- Please note that there is a public footpath within the boundary of the property.
- Flood Risk - Low risk